The tendency to alter attributions based on whether a person is judging oneself or someone else is known as a(n)_____.
A)Halo effect error
B)Cognitive dissonance error
C)Actor-observer bias
D)Anchoring and adjustment bias

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The tendency to alter attributions based on whether a person is judging oneself or someone else is known as actor-observer bias. This bias refers to the tendency to make different attributions about the causes of other people's behavior than we make about our own behavior.

The Tendency to Alter Attributions Based on Whether a Person